Crusader
Pronunciation: /kruːˈseɪdər/
Crusader (noun)
- A person who fought in the religious wars in the Middle Ages to take back holy places.
- Someone who strongly supports a cause or fights for a particular issue.
Examples
- A crusader fought for their faith in distant lands.
- A crusader advocates for justice and equality in society.
Common collocations: holy war, battle for faith, fight for rights, social change